Factory Keyless Entry 1999 Limited, do I have it?

[MONTYMTB]

The only evidence is if you have the chirper gadget on the inside right (passenger side) fender near the firewall

I've always wondered, so this is a good time to ask...
I assumed that this thing on my dash was the wireless receiver, but if not, what is it? Sorry for the bad pic.

If that's what it is, that might be another way to tell?

 

[ToyotaBrah]

Depends. I have an SR5 and went to look at the window sticker. Mine did not come with keyless entry but it was an add on package so I got it (Option package 3 or GK) . I do not have a blinking light since that is probably for an alarm so I
will say that an absolute base SR5 does not have keyless.
However I did see something odd on window sticker - heated exterior mirrors were standard. Not that I need them in south Texas but I guess it is automatic since I have not seen any sort of switch in 14 years

I'm jealous that you still have your window sticker.

If you have the heated mirrors, they are turned on with the switch for your rear defrost - at least that's the way it is on my Limited.

I checked this on mine last night, and it looks like my 4Runner has heated mirrors. Neato!

Hey Brah, if you have lock switches on your armrest try the sequences in the above threads. If you get the end result of the locks cycling once or twice by themselves, pick yourself up a wireless keyfob.
To be honest, I don't know of too many vehicles of our caliber that didn't come with remote locks after 2001? You may not have an alarm, but I'll bet you have this keyless feature on your truck & didn't know it?
Bonus... :noidea:

Chris.

Excellent idea, Chris. I'm going to give that a try tonight. Thanks

The only evidence is if you have the chirper gadget on the inside right (passenger side) fender near the firewall. The electronics are all built in to the Body ECU and Backdoor ECU.

Here's a pic:

Or try the programming instructions in my Post #12 above and see if you can get the system to respond as Chrez suggests. They did make a Body ECU without wireless so it is possible. My '99 SR5 definitely has it, so it needs to be a bare bones SR5 to not have it.

Will do. Thanks for the info and pic.

 

[TheDurk]

I've always wondered, so this is a good time to ask...
I assumed that this thing on my dash was the wireless receiver, but if not, what is it? Sorry for the bad pic.

If that's what it is, that might be another way to tell?

It's not the wireless receiver. That is built into the Back Door ECU and there is an antenna wire inside the liftgate. Maybe part of the alarm system? (breakage/motion sensor?--I don't have the alarm so I don't know what those parts look like.) Really is a crappy pic; I can't even tell the size or where it is.

 

[MONTYMTB]

It's not the wireless receiver. That is built into the Back Door ECU and there is an antenna wire inside the liftgate. Maybe part of the alarm system? (breakage/motion sensor?--I don't have the alarm so I don't know what those parts look like.) Really is a crappy pic; I can't even tell the size or where it is.

My bad, here's a better shot:

 

[TheDurk]

My bad, here's a better shot:

Is that the driver's wiper or the passenger? If the driver's, then that is a solar sensor for the A/C system.